An experimental 16mm film by Stan Brakhage featuring moths and other insects, discussed as a masterpiece of avant-garde cinema that children cannot appreciate.
"i sat my six year old daughter down, dimmed the lights, and put mothlight on the 16mm projector. a masterpiece. a revelation. a film that doesn't just show life but embodies it. fragile. flickering. ephemeral. and what does she fucking say? 'why is it just bugs?'"